Tutoring
In-person tutoring is available for math and writing on the Columbus Campus by appointment only.
Click the Starfish links below to make an appointment. For assistance, see our Guide to Scheduling an Appointment in Starfish or view the SU21 in-person tutoring schedule.
Online Tutoring: If you are unable to attend an in-person tutoring session, please remember virtual tutoring is available for almost any course we offer through NetTutor/Pisces. Jump to Online Tutoring
Tutoring is provided free of charge to current Columbus State students. Find Tutoring at our Columbus and Delaware Campuses, and at the Dublin, Reynoldsburg, and Westerville Regional Learning Centers.
Online Tutoring
NetTutor tutoring is available 24-7. Real-time tutoring for English and Math is available online 24/7, and synchronous hours for other content areas are available as indicated by NetTutor's schedule. In most other subjects, students can submit a question and receive an answer after a short waiting period. NetTutor can be accessed through any course you are currently enrolled in (now or for an upcoming semester) by logging on to Blackboard.
Departmental Tutors
In-person tutors are available in many academic departments. Click the links below to check department tutoring subjects and schedules. Schedules vary by department and semester.
Business Programs (Accounting, Business Office Applications, Business Management & Finance)
English - Writing Centers
English as a Second Language (ESL)
Mathematics Department Tutoring (Learning Resource Center)
Psychology - see Peer Tutoring
Student-Led Tutoring
Peer Tutoring
Peer tutoring matches students with a student-tutor and involves regular tutoring sessions throughout the semester. Learn more and apply for a peer tutor.
Supplemental Instruction
The Supplemental Instruction (SI) Program gives students the benefits of learning from an SI Leader - a peer student who has already completed the course successfully. The SI Leader attends all class lectures, takes notes, reads assigned texts and holds study groups outside of class time to review course concepts, provide study assistance and facilitate learning in a group setting. Typically, The SI Leader meets with students 2-3 times per week for 50-minute sessions.
To check if your course offers supplemental instruction, ask your instructor or view: